Kelham Hall, Victorian Gothic manor in Kelham, England
The third Kelham Hall features grand towers, asymmetrical design elements, and a central dome, representing the Victorian Gothic architectural movement of the 1860s.
King Charles I was held at the original Kelham Hall for several days in May 1647 following his surrender during the English Civil War.
The Great Chapel of 1928 contains the Kelham Rood, a bronze sculpture by Charles Sargeant Jagger depicting Christ on the Cross.
The current hall functions as an event venue with 12 ensuite rooms, conference facilities for 100 delegates, and 52 acres of surrounding parkland.
The building survived two major fires, with the present structure designed by architect George Gilbert Scott between 1859 and 1861.
Location: Kelham
GPS coordinates: 53.09120,-0.84518
Latest update: March 4, 2025 16:01
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